The Conceptual and High Impact Imagery of Dean Bradshaw

The Conceptual and High Impact Imagery of Dean Bradshaw

on Nov 3rd 2012 with 10 comments

Dean Bradshaw is a well-known and respected commercial advertising photographer based in Southern California. Bradshaw deals in conceptual, high impact imagery. His background in retouching and compositing in Photoshop is a skill that helps him create images that would not be possible to create otherwise. In this article, we will take a look at some of our favorite pieces from his portfolio.

Diageo: Stark Raving

Startrac 2012

Campine

Beat the Chef

Break

Jeff Weatherall

Lucha Libre

Kellen Malloy

Black Widow

 
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  • Erica DalBello

    Great work!!

  • http://about.me/jdesignz Jhay G.

    Reminds me of Dave Hill!

    Nice work tho.

    • Mike

      Exactly like Dave Hill.

  • W3digg.Com

    Appreciate it for helping out, superb information.

  • shamim

    That’s a nice articles and thanks to share..

  • hasan

    Superb blog and informative…Thanks to share..

  • aemtom

    Wow massive!!!
    I know it’s not that simple, but it would be great to get some tips or small tutorial on how to get that effect.

  • http://twitter.com/sergy_slim Sergio Galván Rivero

    Similar to dave Hill but such a different touch! Hours behind the computer on the post for sure! Worth it tho! really nice!

  • http://twitter.com/Scois0n Scois0n

    Wow, awesome :D

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=738236774 Daniel Sanchez

    There is no effect. It’s good lighting and proper retouching.